Harriet Thorpe
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The revamped Ghent Design Museum is a ‘touchpoint' for coming together (opens the original)
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Belgium’s Ghent Design Museum, the biggest of its kind in the country, has reopened after a revamp led by British architects Carmody Groarke alongside local architects Atama. The extensive project has been one of expansion, consolidation, as well as heritage restoration by specialist studio Re-st, with a new circulatory loop carved through the museum’s existing historic buildings and the route completed with a new low-carbon entrance wing. The site of the new wing had lain derelict for years, ho
Set sail in a Michele De Lucchi-designed superyacht (opens the original)
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After working with luxury yacht brand Azimut for more than ten years on land (including designing the company's HQ), Michele De Lucchi is now navigating the waves with an interior design for the new Magellano 27M. Launching in September 2026, the third-generation Magellano superyacht maintains its character as a comfortable long-range cruiser, with a freshly discerning atmosphere that embraces adventure as a route to inner discovery too. For Giovanna Vitelli, chair of Azimut Benetti, Magellano’s
Inside Copenhagen's restoration architecture wave (opens the original)
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The start of the 21st century brought Copenhagen dynamic bridges, cascading housing blocks and a ski-slope energy centre that all looked like the future. Yet today, in 2026, for many Danish architects, it's the past that’s guiding them into the rest of the century. There’s been a recent wave of restoration architecture projects in the city, showing the social and environmental value of preserving and transforming existing, period fabric rather than building anew. With the city’s rising tourist n
Say hej to Hotel Hans, Copenhagen’s stylish new bolthole (opens the original)
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Between Copenhagen’s laid-back Nørrebro and elegant Fredriksberg neighbourhoods, Hotel Hans is the latest addition to the family-run Brøchner Hotels group known for its cool Nordic sensibility and authentic embrace of local life. Named after the patriarch of the Brøchner family, Hans, who co-founded the group’s first hotel in the 1980s, it’s set inside a historic red-brick building designed by 19th-century amusement park Tivoli Gardens architect Emil Blichfeldt, yet inside, a sleek, reflective a
Emerging Indian studio Kaviar joins the Wallpaper* Architects' Directory for 2026 (opens the original)
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Kaviar Collaborative, an emerging practice from India, joins the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026, our annual round-up of exciting emerging architecture studios. Creative duo Kasturi Wagh and Vineet Hingorani combined the first two letters of their names, plus ‘architecture’, to arrive at their studio name ‘Kaviar’. The pair both studied architecture in Mumbai, then at New York’s Pratt Institute (class of 2020). Wagh, who was obsessed with Lego as a child, describes herself as ‘energetic and
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